Extreme problems sometimes require extreme solutions: A new UK research unit is looking at radical solutions to climate change. Read on

Returning to a pre-industrial era before we started burning coal to try and avert climate change might sound like the stuff of dreams for some environmentalists. Now researchers in Australia have come up with a method of "undoing" emissions by turning them back into coal. Read on

Carbon capture plants - that filter carbon dioxide directly out of the atmosphere - could help provide the solution to the world's growing CO2 problem. In Switzerland, Climeworks has inaugurated the first ever commercial plant of this type - a tower of giant air filters located just outside Zurich. Read on

The Local Environmental Observer (LEO) Network allows citizens to document unusual environmental events around them with a simple app. This information is then relayed to experts and helps monitor climate change and plan adaptation and mitigation strategies. Read on

The new year is just on the horizon. If you are resolving to make 2016 as green as can be, we have some tips for you to help you stick to your goals. Check 'em out!  Read on

If you ever had any doubts about climate change, global warming and their effects, then the video below, from nature photographer James Balog, is a must watch for you. Read on

2014 is now upon us and it needs to be the year of change. It's time we set aside our common resolutions like 'eat less' and 'exercise more' for strategies of change that affect us all on a much larger scale. And what do we need to change? The clue is in the title: climate change. Read on

Boston University professor, Ranga B. Myneni, is calling on citizens across the globe to lobby the United Nations to step up its action on climate change. Read on